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Seven Honors College students, representing six different majors, traveled to Ghana during winter break for a study abroad seminar on public health and energy.聽

Work is set to begin on the expansion and renovation of the Olney Science Center, providing modern labs, collaborative spaces and amenities to enhance the learning experience for Kennedy College of Sciences students.

Supriya Chakrabarti, a physics professor and founding director of the Lowell Center for Space Science and Technology, is 51视频鈥檚 2024 Distinguished University Professor, the university鈥檚 highest academic honor for a faculty member.聽

Kennedy College of Sciences Dean Noureddine Melikechi and his research team examined metals found in blood to distinguish Alzheimer鈥檚 patients from healthy individuals.

The Provost鈥檚 Office recently appointed Physics Asst. Prof. Romy Guthier as the faculty fellow for AI integration in pedagogy.

The Nuclear Recruitment Through Undergraduate Research (NURTURE) program provides paid experience in the field to minority community college students.

Kennedy College of Sciences Dean Noureddine Melikechi penned six children鈥檚 books on the five senses, most of which were illustrated by Art & Design Assoc. Prof. Ingrid Hess.

Students in the Radiation Safety and Control course received practical experience assessing, measuring and evaluating simulated radioactive contamination in a controlled environment.

Kennedy College of Sciences Dean Noureddine Melikechi, postdoctoral researcher Ali Safi and an international team of researchers combined laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy with machine learning to identify gemstones.

With a total solar eclipse approaching, Physics Assoc. Prof. Silas Laycock answered questions about the phenomenon.

Across the country, people are gearing up for the April 8 total solar eclipse, which will be visible in North America along a narrow track that stretches from Mexico through Texas and across the Midwest and New England before ending in the Canadian Maritimes.

A universal light therapy protocol developed by Physics Prof. Anna Yaroslavsky and a team of researchers has been published in Nature鈥檚 Scientific Reports.

Physics Asst. Prof. Marian Jandel received three grants totaling more than $1 million to improve the accuracy of nuclear data.

Funded by a U.S. Department of Energy grant, minority community college students will have an opportunity to learn about nuclear science at 51视频鈥檚 Radiation Laboratory.

Ph.D. student Nicholas Sorabella was awarded a Future Investigators in NASA Earth and Space Science and Technology (FINESST) grant for his astrophysics research.

51视频 was awarded nearly $5.5 million by the state and the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative to develop a new hub at the university that offers one-stop support system for designing, building and testing small satellites and spacecraft components.

Ballooning to the stars: PICTURE-C mission sets stage for exoplanet exploration from the edge of space.

The Fulbright Scholars bring scientific expertise and different cultural perspectives to the Kennedy College of Sciences.

After two earlier attempts were canceled due to high winds, 51视频 researchers successfully launched a planet-finding telescope, called PICTURE-C, to the edge of the atmosphere from a NASA balloon facility in Fort Sumner, New Mexico.

Noureddine Melikechi, dean of the Kennedy College of Sciences and professor in the Department of Physics and Applied Physics, is helping to advance the use of laser technology to diagnose serious illnesses, ranging from cancers and COVID-19 to Gulf War illness.

The National Science Foundation awarded Physics Asst. Prof. Marian Jandel a five-year, $437,984 faculty early-career development (CAREER) grant for his research on alternative cancer treatment.

Quantum physicists and computer scientists have begun to harness the power of quantum computing, which has the potential to reshape computing as we know it. Asst. Prof. of Physics Archana Kamal is leading UML鈥檚 quantum research efforts.

With support from a $360,000 Department of Energy Grant, Asst. Profs. Nishant Agarwal and Archana Kamal are investigating the role of quantum fluctuations in the evolution of the universe.

The Kennedy College of Sciences hosted its fourth annual 鈥淪pring into Science鈥� showcase, featuring educational and social events to highlight the importance of the field.

SPACE HAUC 鈥� 51视频鈥檚 first satellite 鈥� was successfully released into Earth orbit from the International Space Station on Oct. 12.

If everything goes according to plan, SPACE HAUC, 51视频鈥檚 first satellite, will launch into orbit aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on Saturday, Aug. 28, from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

SPACE HAUC, 51视频鈥檚 first satellite, recently passed a critical test that cleared the way for its upcoming launch into Earth orbit. The satellite was designed and built by more than 100 students from the Kennedy College of Sciences and the Francis College of Engineering over the course of five years.

The UTeach program, which turns science, math and engineering majors into classroom teachers, is now in its 10th year at 51视频. Graduates are in great demand at local high schools, and one was named a finalist for Massachusetts STEM Teacher of the Year.

Physics Asst. Prof. Archana Kamal has won two early career development awards totaling $1 million from the U.S. Air Force and the National Science Foundation for her research on quantum information processing with open quantum systems.

Noureddine Melikechi, dean of the Kennedy College of Sciences and a professor in the Department of Physics and Applied Physics, is part of the science team for SuperCam, one of the main instruments onboard Perseverance that will be conducting experiments on the surface of Mars.

Kennedy College of Sciences Dean Noureddine Melikechi is among the experts interviewed about NASA鈥檚 successful mission to Mars.

A new honors seminar that helps students think critically about different sources of energy is inspiring research involving renewables, including projects at 51视频鈥檚 Haiti Development Studies Center.

Michele Woodland and Shanice Kelly do almost everything together: They鈥檙e both in the Honors College and they both do renewable energy research with Physics Prof. Robert Giles. They both work at the new telescope on South Campus 鈥� and they鈥檙e president and vice president of the UML Astronomy Club.

UML鈥檚 education faculty prepare future teachers for classrooms with multilingual students. The inclusive teaching methods they impart benefit all students, including those with learning disabilities.

Noureddine Melikechi, dean of the Kennedy College of Sciences and a physics professor, is a member of the science team for SuperCam, one of the main instruments onboard NASA's Mars 2020 "Perseverance" rover.

If it's Tuesday, junior Physics major Sarah Bustin must be sending a flurry of emails and prepping for Folk Dance Club's Zoom class.

With the help of seed funding from the Office of Research and Innovation, faculty researchers from the Kennedy College of Sciences and the Zuckerberg College of Health Sciences will conduct studies designed to address the COVID-19 pandemic.

From exploring the solar system and searching for habitable planets around nearby stars to zapping the Martian surface with a laser, our faculty and student researchers are working to gain a better understanding of the cosmic neighborhood in which we live.

Students at 51视频 and the public will able to view close-up images of our solar system when a new observatory opens this fall due to a generous donation, the university said.

Students will get a chance to embark on a visual tour of our solar system and beyond when a new astronomical observatory opens on South Campus this fall.

To help understand how killer electrons are generated and, consequently, how they can be mitigated, the Air Force Research Laboratory has awarded a three-year contract to a team of 51视频 researchers led by Physics Prof. Paul Song to support the Air Force鈥檚 DSX mission to the Earth鈥檚 radiation belts.

Nearly 200 high school students along with dozens of 51视频 students, faculty and staff and the public attended the recent 鈥淢oonshot鈥� symposium organized by 51视频 and the JFK Library Foundation to commemorate this year鈥檚 50th anniversary of NASA鈥檚 Apollo 11 lunar landing mission.

Asst. Prof. Archana Kamal of the Department of Physics and Applied Physics has won two grants from the U.S. Department of Energy to expand her research into the emerging field of quantum information science.

Tyler Iorizzo has won international recognition for his contribution in developing an imaging device that could lead to improved diagnosis and treatment of certain skin cancers.